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Friday, January 20, 2006

Report from Liz Carrington

LEWIS photograper Liz Carrington reports from Battersea Bridge:

"The whale was stuck on the bank, in shallow water, in front of Battersea Power Station. Three men in yellow jackets waded into the water and tried to coax it back into the water by splashing it. When it returned to deeper water, everyone cheered."

posted by LEWIS at 1:39 PM

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